
“Las Las, Everybody Go Dey Alright” – But Are We?
The phrase, “Las las, everybody go dey alright,” has become a national anthem for coping mechanisms or resilience in Nigeria whenever things go south.
Marriage is an essential institution that has existed for centuries and serves as a bond between two people who take a vow to spend their lives together. It encompasses love, sacrifice, and dedication beyond physical attraction and shared interests. However, like any relationship, it is not perfect, and challenges are bound to arise.
Some common challenges in marriages may include financial difficulties, infidelity, communication breakdowns, incompatible goals, and cultural differences. While these challenges can throw marriages off course, it is crucial to remember that they do not negate the value of marriage.
Rather, they offer opportunities for growth, learning, and the development of stronger bonds. Marriage matters irrespective of challenges since it is a commitment that requires constant work, patience, and forgiveness. As couples navigate the ups and downs, they become stronger and more resilient, and their love for each other deepens.
Therefore, married couples must seek support and guidance when facing challenges in their marriage. They can seek help from trusted family members, friends, or professionals such as therapists and counselors. With the right guidance and a willingness to work on their issues, married couples can overcome any challenges and emerge stronger together.
In conclusion, marriage matters regardless of the challenges that come with it. It is a commitment that requires patience, love, and sacrifice, and it offers immense rewards for those who work at it. While challenges may arise, they do not negate the value of marriage, and with the right support, couples can overcome any obstacles and strengthen their bond.
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